Just shipped NexUI — a component registry for Next.js
`npx @jessin/nexui@latest add button`
Copy-paste components directly into your codebase. no package, no version hell, no lock-in.
built on shadcn/ui + tailwind v4
https://www.nexui.dev | GitHub - jessinsam/nexui: NexUI is a collection of hand-crafted, accessible components built with pure Tailwind CSS and React - inspired by the shadcn/ui copy-paste philosophy. Copy the code and own every pixel. · GitHub
Lovely! Great job @jessin!
One thing of note - I’m not able to see the entire UI of the dropdown components when I’m trying to preview them. I think the preview area for them needs to be larger!
Thanks a lot for the feedback! Will be fixed soon!
Hey, this is actually really nice Jessin Sam 
love the “no package / no lock-in” approach, makes things way simpler for quick builds.
I noticed something small though — the switch/toggle component doesn’t feel fully polished yet. The behavior/UI feels a bit off (at least in preview), like spacing or state transition could be smoother.
Also +1 on the dropdown preview issue mentioned above, the container definitely feels a bit tight.
Overall super solid idea tho, will def try it in a real project 
Hey Jessin here - thanks a lot for the kind words and detailed feedback on NexUI! We’ve fixed both the switch/toggle polish (smoother transitions and spacing) and the dropdown container tightness in the latest preview.
Super excited you’re digging the no-package, no-lock-in vibe - it’s perfect for quick builds like you said. Looking forward bestcode and adaligo to more suggestions to push NexUI to global level! 
Just checked — feels much smoother now, nice work 
will try it in a real project soon 
Appreciate the quick turnaround I’ll try it in a real project and share more detailed feedback as I go
That means a lot - glad the improvements landed well! Can’t wait to hear how it holds up in a real project. Detailed feedback from actual usage is exactly what helps NexUI level up, so drop your thoughts anytime once you’ve had a chance to dig in.
Thanks! Sam I’ll definitely dive in over the next few days and share any feedback I spot. Really excited to see how NexUI performs in a real project
